I had an amazing first class experience at LSF Pilates! The instructor was awesome: very kind,…read morepatient and helpful. I love how the classes are small so you don't feel like a number. I also enjoyed how they don't try to sell packages and slide them down your throat. I usually avoid places like that or any salesy personnel. Really enjoyed how it's super laid back and chill and do it at your own pace. I've been lifting weights since 2018 and never thought that i could feel such stretches in my muscles during Pilates. I can say that I have grown love for Pilates. !

I have been doing pilates at LSF for a couple of months now after receiving a gift certificate from…read moreone of my daughters. I had been recovering from a herniated disc that also led to the discovery of mild scoliosis, which is not abnormal for older women, in particular. I took all of these issues to LSF and was rewarded with excellent knowledge and experience helping others like myself work back to a strong, flexible body. While I don't always love it, every instructor has been on me for positioning and form, which is key to not getting reinjured. As a pilates newbie, it's been helpful and I do not exaggerate when I say that I have been mostly pain-free since starting. My only struggle is with signing up for classes. Because they fill up very quickly, it is hard to budget because you need to sign up for a lot of classes in advance, which means you have to pay for a lot of classes at once. (They're certainly worth it and priced fairly.) I have had success with the waiting list, however, and there was only one time I did not get into the class. The silver lining of all this is that clearly people think highly of the classes/instructors and want to get in! I also appreciate that the owner/staff "hear" clients and try to make class policy changes that are sensible and not just penal. It's not easy running a small fitness business, so just them being there as a resource is terrific. They play great music, everyone is super friendly and down-to-earth, and the studio is cute. Thrilled to be an LSF'r and look forward to a pain-free spring and summer unlike last year! Thanks, LSF!

Great place but we have a personal Training studio right around the corner and I think it is closed…read moredown. Chris Vtrainers

Last year when I heard that the oh-so-awesome megaformer workout was coming to the main line via…read morethis new studio named Plank, I signed up right away! And then I was hooked. The workout was incredible and gave me more strength and definition (in 3 classes/week) than barre classes ever did (in 5-6 classes/week). And it was a perfect compliment to my first half-marathon training. Megaformer classes gave me a lot of strength and power when running and that extra strength even helped take the pressure off my back, allowing me to run 13 miles without back pain (vs. the pain I had when training for a 5 mile race a few years ago before I was in megaformer shape). Hilary and her instructors are all welcoming and personable and I really recommend the studio and the workout to anyone in the area. There is nothing else close to megaformer in my opinion. A really intense and effective workout!

Carol and her staff bring to the Main line area classical Pilates and many ancillary wellness…read moreservices. I especially enjoy the Pilates program that is nurturing, challenging and fun . Won't be disappointed

This place is the best. Amazing instructors, welcoming and kind atmosphere, fun classes and a great…read morework out. My mind and body thank you Carol Beringer!

I had my first class with Jael and she was AWESOME! She introduced herself and gave a great…read moreoverview of the class, she was very knowledgeable and helpful and gave clear instruction, which she also demonstrated... And she remembered my name :-) The studio is easy to locate and clean. The music is upbeat and I like that the lights are turned down but there's still enough light to see what you are doing/what's going on. I can't wait to return!!! P.S. this review is based on an intro class... Will review again as I progress.

Absolutely love solidcore and recommend to anyone looking for a "different" type of workout. I love…read morehow challenging this class is and how good it makes me feel afterwards. I have been to a few classes at Bryn Mawr lately and I was warmly welcomed. My only complaint is there are rarely ever deals to save money on classes, it can get a bit pricy.

New ownership. Owners absent most of the time. Employee turnover has been replaced with family…read moremembers. Sadly the place is not what it used to be. Stressful environment. Since the owner has responded to my neutral review, I will elaborate by saying that she is untruthful and paranoid. And her defaming comments have terrorized staff. Stay away. She is toxic. And scary. No good deed goes unpunished.

Unpleasant Experience. I went alone to Lenore's pilates…read moreclass and she bruskly told me that the class was full. There seemed to be plenty of room. No eye contact. No "I'm sorry, there's an opening later." I take a lot of yoga and pilates classes and this is no way to treat a first time client. I found another class that was much more welcoming nearby. I cannot comment on the class experience but the lack of grace and respect shown was enough to leave a bad taste in my mouth.

Pilates Collective is a comprehensive Reformer Pilates studio in Audubon, PA. They offer classes at…read moremultiple levels as well as privates training sessions. They have 16 different instructors who teach classical and modern styles of Pilates, and pre- and post-natal classes. In addition's to the reformers they have a section of towers, as well as rollers, and a variety of magic circles and weights. All of the equipment is top of the line. The owner, Rachael Bridgens, is highly respected in the pilates community and owns another studio on the Main Line. She holds herself and her instructors to the highest standards and it shows in the classes and instruction. I love their ability to modify any exercise as needed based on the individual client. If you aren't sure you want to join with a membership they also have individual classes available for purchase as packages.

From the owner: Welcome to the Pilates Collective, where Pilates meets playfulness. We're all about making Pilates…read moreapproachable, with a space as serene as our teaching staff is lively. Expect a welcoming, supportive environment where technique and fun go hand-in-hand. For nearly a century, Pilates has transformed bodies and minds, and we’re excited to show you why. You belong here—come experience the magic for yourself.

First time at a Pure Barre studio and 2nd barre class ever. Front desk and instructor were super…read morefriendly and accommodating especially with me arriving almost 10 minutes late (I called ahead to let them know to check ahead of time and they picked up right away). The "classic" class was challenging but low impact and with me being out of shape I felt supported by the attention I got from the instructor and free to make adjustments for myself. The class members were also friendly and I felt welcome. I would definitely come back for another class when I'm in the area.

Studio under new management...hallelujah!!! Nina and her team are so nice and personable. From the…read morefirst time I walked in I was greeted with a smile and felt super comfortable!!! Teachers are awesome and so aware of everyone taking the class and making sure we are all in perfect position!!

This is my special "third space!" Each workout is different, the staff is positive and I love the…read morecold eucalyptus-scented towels at the end of class!

I'm not a member at barre3 but I do class pass classes which let you try out different studios and…read moreI keep coming back to this location for their signature barre classes. All of the instructors are motivational and play great music. The blend of barre, strength, and cardio are well thought out and the facility is so clean and have thoughtful touches like hair ties and face wipes. Really easy to book and their communication is great. Staff is really welcoming to new members. I can't say enough positive things about this location!!

The instructor/owner is very good, she makes sure she is nearby and helps if you are trying…read moresomething new. She finds out if you have any limitations and adjusts your workout accordingly. I would highly recommend Core and More.

Had such a great experience training with these ladies. Everyone was sweet, supportive, and…read moreknowledgeable. I also worked up a sweat. Will definitely be back!

Love Life Time. It's my safe haven for an enjoyable, rewarding time with my community that I now…read morecall my friends! The staff who take care of the building are diligent and helpful. My only feedback is that they need to have better yoga and cycling teachers. This means that the teachers should be engaging and supporting; at the very least, smiling at each member and making them feel like they belong in the class. We need the instructors to improve and be more engaging. Like previous Life Time Wayne yoga teachers: Caitlin and Amy. Also, the music can be too loud in the workout floors and in the locker rooms at night. Everyone has earbuds in anyways, so why blast the music?? Looking forward to the improvements.

I have been a member of the Lifetime in Wayne, Pennsylvania for roughly a year and a half and just…read moredecided to cancel my membership. To start with, here are the good things: 1. Nice Equipment 2. Generally nice floor staff 3. Pretty clean 4. Good class selection. The not so good: 1. It is SO expensive and they keep increasing the price, even on existing members. There are also certain things that I assumed were included in the exorbitant membership only to find that they had exorbitant fees of their own. For example: I was wrong to think I could bring a guest to the pool, that would be an additional $50. Unless you use it daily and make use of the amenities (which I did for most of my time) it is very hard to justify. 2. I was initially really excited to belong to Lifetime but had some interactions with staff that left a really bad taste in my mouth. For example: I invited a friend to join me in my workout and was confronted and told training people was not allowed when I demonstrated how to do an exercise. The confrontation was hostile enough that my friend said outright that he would not consider joining the gym to work out with me. 3. It has become very overcrowded to the point that during peak hours it is hard to get floor space, which is a reality for a lot of gyms but still worth noting. For people that really want to workout, you can expect to change your workout to account for a lack of equipment availability. On occasion the only version of a machine has been out of operation for months at a time. 4. There are a lot of ways that the gym feels corporate and focused on a mission of making the most money possible at the expense of member's experience. The 30 day cancellation policy is a final example of opportunistically gouging you because they can rather than just letting you go before the next billing period. In hindsight I regret giving roughly $3800 to Globo Gym when I have had better experiences elsewhere for so much less. I really would not have bothered to write this if they would just let me go but the last ~$180 (prorated) monthly fee is worth it for them. You will meet some nice people at this gym but that is in spite of not because of LifeTime.